Tymofii Brik has contributed to various media outlets internationally (The Boston Globe, The Washington Post, NPR), and in Ukraine (TSN, Suspilne, Babel, and Forbes). He has also appeared on various platforms and podcasts to discuss topics such as poverty, inequalities, values, identities, religiosity, trust in institutions, as well as providing insights on interpreting sociological data, sampling design, and questionnaires. In addition, he has delivered open lectures and workshops, and recorded video lectures for free online courses on platforms like Coursera and Edera.
International:
The Boston Globe (Opinion): Ukrainians aren’t willing to surrender to Russia
The Washington Post: Is Russia’s wartime propaganda more powerful than family bonds?
NPR: The Russian-Ukrainian Orthodox Church schism continues to anger Moscow; Over the next 3 decades, Ukraine’s population is expected to drop dramatically; Ukraine’s latest conscription law is hindering its economy; Ukrainians hold off on having babies during the war — some families buck the trend.
FiveThirtyEight (comment)
Debunking low-level and promoting high-level sociological research : Forbes, Babel, Liga, LB
Ukrainian media appearances: Ukrainian society, values, identities, religiosity.
Youtube channels and blogs: public sociology
Public discussions / Round tables
Lectures
KSE public sociology seminars and workshops
Coursera. Ukraine: History of Civil Society (link)
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